Colorado resident Darwin Horan leads Ventana Capital, Inc., a real estate company based in Englewood, as the president and owner. When he’s not busy overseeing his company’s operations, Darwin Horan enjoys traveling and particularly likes visiting Mexico.
Mexico’s high tourism season typically runs from mid-November through Easter. During these months, the majority of the country experiences its warm, dry season, thus making it attractive to tourists seeking to escape the cold, wet weather in the U.S., Canada, and elsewhere. This warm weather is perfect for visiting the beaches, and Mexico’s beach resorts are typically crowded during these months. If it gets too hot, tourists can find some relief by visiting the country’s mountainous regions. These areas are much cooler between November and April and may have lower hotel prices as well.
The low season starts after Easter and runs through summer into fall. During these months, prices in the country drop between 20 and 50 percent. This makes summer and fall perfect for tourists looking to get a discount on their travel. However, the weather at that time is not ideal. Heavy rains are frequently seen in the southern regions of Mexico, and coastal areas become extremely humid. In addition, it is hurricane season on the Yucatan Peninsula between June and October; this may result in strong winds and rain along the Caribbean coast.
Mexico’s high tourism season typically runs from mid-November through Easter. During these months, the majority of the country experiences its warm, dry season, thus making it attractive to tourists seeking to escape the cold, wet weather in the U.S., Canada, and elsewhere. This warm weather is perfect for visiting the beaches, and Mexico’s beach resorts are typically crowded during these months. If it gets too hot, tourists can find some relief by visiting the country’s mountainous regions. These areas are much cooler between November and April and may have lower hotel prices as well.
The low season starts after Easter and runs through summer into fall. During these months, prices in the country drop between 20 and 50 percent. This makes summer and fall perfect for tourists looking to get a discount on their travel. However, the weather at that time is not ideal. Heavy rains are frequently seen in the southern regions of Mexico, and coastal areas become extremely humid. In addition, it is hurricane season on the Yucatan Peninsula between June and October; this may result in strong winds and rain along the Caribbean coast.
